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Baldwin Brave Quamond Isiah Dennis Signs National Letter of Intent


The Baldwin High School community came together on Wednesday, April 24th, to celebrate a significant milestone in the life of one of its talented athletes, Quamond Isiah Dennis. Dennis, a standout basketball player, officially signed his National Letter of Intent to join Southern Union State Community College, marking a pivotal moment in his athletic and academic journey.


The signing ceremony, held at Baldwin High School, was a testament to the support and encouragement Dennis has received from his peers, coaches, teachers, and the broader Baldwin County School District community. Key figures within the district, including Athletic Director Coach Dexter Ricks, Principal Jason Flanders, and Superintendent Dr. Noris Price, graced the occasion with their presence, delivering inspiring speeches that highlighted Dennis's achievements and the importance of pursuing one's dreams.


"This is your journey," Coach Smith said to Dennis in his statement, "This is bigger than winning a state championship. This is about seizing the opportunity to pursue your passions and aspirations."


Quamond Isiah Dennis's signing ceremony was not just a celebration of athletic achievement but a testament to the power of perseverance, dedication, and community support. As Dennis embarks on this new chapter in his life, he carries with him the lessons learned and the unwavering support of his Baldwin High School family. And as Coach Smith aptly stated, with the right mindset and determination, success is not just a destination but a journey to be embraced and celebrated every step of the way.



 
 
 

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